From:Internet Info Agency 2026-01-13 20:39:10
On January 13, Yong Jun, Vice President of Avatr Technology, responded to the collision involving an Avatr vehicle that occurred in Nanning on January 6. He stated that the company immediately initiated an investigation and, based on feedback from traffic police and backend data analysis, confirmed that the vehicle was under manual control throughout the incident and ruled out any possibility of a vehicle malfunction causing the accident. The injured individuals sustained only minor injuries, and Avatr is fully assisting the customer with subsequent procedures such as insurance claims and damage assessment. Yong also urged the public not to believe or spread rumors, calling for collective efforts to maintain a healthy online environment, and reminded everyone to prioritize safe travel as the Spring Festival approaches.

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